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MedeaLysistrata posted...

Xeth does in fact care about cake

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Super Profanity

I got this.

I completely abandon the group because I can move quicker and quieter by myself.

I find a rope.

I look for a Pterodactyl, lasso it, jump on its back and fly away.

Easy.

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Haha....

You gave me a good idea here. Thanks

#bump

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Au cotraire

Demon's Souls needs things to make it more difficult. After Sekiro? Shit. That's practically nothing.

Jurassic Park, tbh

but that's not saying much. BttF is still one of the greats. JP just has more value & versatility. Dinosaurs are a pretty universal attractor, and JP seriously raised the bar on CGI in Hollywood. BttF, on the other hand, is a must-have trilogy that sparked tons of ideas about time travel & helped cement the stereotypical mad doctor character. It's like comparing Star Trek to Toy Story. ST is obviously gonna have just way more sway than TS on just about every level. JP is a giant in film, games, toys, and pretty much any media imaginable. BttF is way niche by comparison. Even if we just count the first movies by themselves, as film or whatever.

A fairer contest would be between Jurassic Park and Terminator

BotW was only the best game on its console

Souls changed the face of gaming

Who posted what

Imagine wanting Souls to be more like Dragon's Dogma

and you get your wish

Elden Ring

Breath of the what now?

God of who??

OVERGOATED posted...

I want it. I want it now.

Adventure seeker!

Ico x Souls x Game of Thrones

basically, From Software left Elder Scrolls bleeding out in the snow. After reclaiming the stealth action genre, FS has returned to follow the trail of blood left by Elder Scrolls, and cut its head off.

Going full mask off here

Rouge is pretty egregious. It's also not funny.

Here, hold my main!!

*grabs alt*

Glob posted...

Yeah, it's like the classic 'I'm not racist but...'

When's the last time you heard someone say that?

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Nappa is the gamer
Vegeta is the website
Goku is the mysterious "Eldn Ring"

Level 9: "Hop in. I'll give you a lift."

Level 10: "Reach for the skies!!"

Kylo is one of the mosy likely characters to bring back later. TBoB's formula would be perfect for it, actually. Wouldnt wait 40 years tho

Level 8: "Need some help?/You look lost."

Irony

Kids love Vader

He became the star

To not give him a complete redemption would probably not have rolled over well in the long run

Das right

Speak softly

Forgot level six: "Mmhm"

Lobbying > Protesting

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WHaT eVer

archedsoul posted...

Doesn't TRoS basically confirm that they're all kind of still around? I mean, what changed between Yoda appearing in TLJ and then being a voice alongside Anakin, Obi Wan, and all the other Jedi like Mace Windu, Ahsoka and Luke?

I took this as a balancing of the Force and completion in the concept of role reversal

The Jedi went into the shadows

A spectral light accompanied by a brilliant choir of voices

or a cold, silent darkness along with the feelings of your nerves & neurons exploding

Maybe you will have a dream, just slowly fading away. You won't even notice it.

Maybe you will die awake, frozen in the splintering horror of your final moments.

Who knows

Vader had been sabotaging the Emperor for years, and the two were subtly engaged in a silent standstill over control of the Empire. The Emperor had the will of the deluded galactic masses, while Vader largely held sway over the blindly loyal Imperial army. In the end, the Emperor knew his time was up, and sought Luke as a means to fight Vader. When Luke declined the Emperor's offer to even kill Vader, it created a profoundly complicated situation and Vader showed support of killing Luke long enough for the Emperor to become distracted attempting to destroy the young Jedi using dark magic.... Long enough for Vader to A.) experience a change of heart about his son, and B.) to take that moment to strike and kill the Emperor, even if it meant Vader's death and losing control of the Empire. As we can see even in A New Hope, with Tarkin serving as the Emperor's hand, the chain of command was extremely confusing between Vader & other direct emissaries of the Emperor... with Imperial officers badly confused by which one to listen to. Vader always intended on restoring power to the people, and was far too strong & far too cunning for the Emperor or anyone to kill. He had learned to draw power from the Dark Side, and became on par with the Emperor due to his days as a Jedi Master, thus surpassing his role as a Sith Apprentice.

Remember, Vader ha always been written as a religious and political fanatic, what he does is the right thing and entirely selfless in his mind. By saving Luke, who had proven himself a Jedi in Vader's mind by Luke giving Vader a second chance, he was saving himself, his family, the Galaxy, and preserving the lineage of the Jedi through the presence of Obi-Wan & Yoda. Vader had also come to have a new respect for Jedi when he saw Obi-Wan vanish instead of dying.

lol!!!!!

Scenario I: Godzilla & Kong vs Attack on Titan: the Titans die within 60 seconds due to intense radiation poisoning by being in close proximity to Godzilla. Godzilla tales to the ocean and Kong rules the land, founding a species of gigantic armored protectors to guard the remaining humans from Godzilla & Godzilla's spawn. Because Kong deep down loves people.

Scenario II: Godzilla IRL irradiates Japan within a matter of a few years, and the entire island chain is evacuated, later coming to be known as "Monster Island" due to the large creatures spawned by the radiation of Godzilla. Later, we discover a race of pygmied humans who adapted to the radiation & they teach the rest of the world a technique to protect themselves from Godzilla's radiation. Our goal becomes to either irradicate Godzilla & the other monsters, or incapacitate them long enough to load them onto a shuttle & fly them into space. This leads to a Space Godzilla arc when he is discovered by aliens. To fight Space Godzilla, the pygmied ones reveal that they have been keeping a Godzilla egg as security & quickly raise it using a special technique to fight Space Godzilla. This leads to the Mothra arc, for the new Godzilla is far too powerful to incapacitate and risks destroying Japan all over again

Better for multiplayer isn't saying much when you're playing a 4-way splitscreen

Him lol

Circles of Fifths

I interpret this as a challenge and tell them to present their champion for unarmed combat.

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Twin Peaks > The Return > Fire Walk With Me > Eraserhead > Mulholland Dr = Stargate > The Twilight Zone > Lost > Night of the Living Dead > 2001: A Space Odyssey x The Shining x Dr Stranglove x Alien x THX x Carrie

^something like that^

littlebro07 posted...

Yeah Ive really enjoyed it so far

its kind of weird though in that it feels like the style isnt the same as the the sequels

That's mostly on account of DKR not augmenting the Bat-suit enough to differentiate

*sneaks TAS in there*

*watches the fishes*

He stopped being a symbol as he began to see how more and more super villains were popping up as a result of his actions. By the end of the sequels, his friends are practically running into the room after him with a gun in hand like, "Move away, Bruce! I'm just gonna fucking cap this guy! I mean it! Enough of this shit!"

Imagine the legendary GTA actually turning out to be a chore, with tons of tedious missions, and the developers expecting you to take the mechanics seriously. Lol

Holy smokes

Restrictive mission-based gameplay? Lol

Burton & co. took the theater to you, almost completely ignoring the source material in favor of "What if these people actually existed?". Two real honest to goodness butterballs were cast in the lead roles. Two faces the audience will be shocked not to recognize. Two leads we all thought we were familiar with. Clad in armor and a cult of gangsters respectively. Loaded with Shakespearean levels in memorable dialogue, and a color palette to last through the ages, Batman '89 comes across more as a stage play filmed from iconic angles with impossibly quick set changes than it does a superhero movie, per se. The gags. The props. The merch. The music. Its success lead directly to the direction of TAS which has undeniable strides in forwarding the franchise, paving the way for everything from The Dark Knight to Arkham City. Arguably only Frank Miller's rendition of the vigiliant vigilante stands so tall above the rest somewhere along these great giants. In fact, '89 was so good, Hollywood got away with almost a decade of cheesey sequels banking on the audience's need to see more of that world.

I think freaking King's Field is easier on the eyes than that thing .

They only reinvented the wheel.

Big game
Good time

Ocarina & Goldeneye weren't even that good, tbqh. The N64 didn't have much. Especially if you had a PlayStation. Hell, in its final days, the N64 was good for bad ports of PS1 game lol. Not a lot of timeless masterpiece. Ocarina is just ugly, for all its other worth. I mean, that is an UGLY ugly ugly looking game.